Currency Position
This decides where the currency symbol appears in the price.
- Common: . (dot) or , (comma depending on the region)
Example:
Using . makes 125 and 50 cents appear as 125.50
Using , makes it appear as 125,50
Thousand Separator
This symbol separates the thousands to make big numbers easier to read.
- Most common: , (comma)
- Example: 1,000 or 10,000
Example: If you use , as a separator, 10000 becomes 10,000
Decimal Separator
This is the symbol used before the decimal part.
- Common: . (dot) or , (comma depending on the region)
Example:
Using . makes 125 and 50 cents appear as 125.50
Using , makes it appear as 125,50
Decimal
Controls how many digits appear after the decimal point.
- 0 → No decimal: 125
- 2 → Two decimals: 125.00
- 3 → Three decimals: 125.000
Example:
If decimal is set to 2, price will be shown as 49.99
If it’s 0, then just 49
Rate Mode
Controls how the exchange rate is updated for the currency.
- Auto → Automatically fetches exchange rates from the selected API
- Manual → You manually enter the exchange rate
Tip: Use Auto to save time and keep retes updated daily.
Fee
This lets you add an extra fee to the converted currency.
- Use it to adjust for handling charges, currency spread, etc
Example: If converted amount is 100 and you add a $5 fee → final price is 105
Fee Mode
Controls how the fee is applied:
- Fixed → A set number (e.g., $5) is added
- Percentage → A % of the converted amount is added (e.g., 2% of $100 = $102)
Example:
Converted price = $100
- Fee = 5, Mode = Fixed → Final = $105
- Fee = 5, Mode = Percentage → Final = $105 (5% of 100)
Rounding
Lets you round off prices to look cleaner or more consistent.
- Disabled → No rounding
- Up → Rounds up
- Down → Rounds down
- Nearest → Rounds to the closest number
Example:
(Rounding Up to 10) → 182.46 becomes 190
Rounding To
Sets the unit to which price should be rounded.
- 0.01 → Rounds to the nearest cent
- 0.1 → Rounds to nearest 10 cents
- 1 → Rounds to nearest whole number
- 10 → Rounds to nearest 10
- 100 → Rounds to nearest 100
Example:
Price = 182.46, Rounding To = 10 → Rounded price = 180 or 190 depending on direction
Rounding Minus
After rounding, you can deduct a small amount to make prices look smarter.
Example:
Rounded price = 190
Rounding minus = 0.01 → Final price = 189.99
Summary Example
Let’s say you configure:
- Currency Position: Right with space
- Thousand Separator: ,
- Decimal Separator: .
- Decimal: 2
- Rate Mode: Auto
- Fee: 5 (Fixed)
- Rounding: Up
- Rounding To: 10
- Rounding Minus: 0.01
If converted price = 182.46
→ Rounded up to 190
→ Apply Rounding Minus → 189.99
→ Add Fixed Fee 5→ Final Price = 194.99 $
→ Apply Rounding Minus → 189.99
→ Add Fixed Fee 5→ Final Price = 194.99 $